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Board adopts sanitary construction standards via Ordinance No. 2026-01

Greene County board (meeting transcript) ยท July 16, 2026
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Summary

Members moved, seconded and approved Ordinance No. 2026-01 to adopt sanitary construction standards; the board voted by voice and will circulate signed copies and post the standards online.

The board voted to adopt Ordinance No. 2026-01, formally taking on a set of sanitary construction standards.

Staff member (speaker 1) presented the ordinance and said the document was prepared after prior discussion; the adoption formalizes the standards and will be circulated for signatures so the process would not delay members as they leave the meeting. "This requires a motion to adopt, and both, and it requires a unanimous vote in order to be passed on the 1st reading," the staff member said, noting the ordinance number as 2026-01.

Chair (speaker 3) called for a motion; a member moved to adopt the ordinance, a second was recorded and the board approved the motion by voice vote, with members responding "Aye." Committee member (speaker 6) asked for clarification whether the meeting was adopting the standards or the ordinance; the staff member replied that "the ordinance is the adoption of the standards" and confirmed that an electronic copy of the ordinance will include the standards attached and will be published on the website.

The vote was taken by voice; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript. The staff member said she would circulate the ordinance for signatures at the end of the meeting so the adopted standards would be available in signed form.

No amendment or opposing argument to the ordinance was recorded in the transcript. The board proceeded to other business after adoption.